haler

An old-fashioned adjective meaning strong and healthy, especially in reference to an older person.

• 🇪🇸Adjetivo desusado que significa fuerte y sano, especialmente referido a una persona mayor o anciana.

1. Strong and healthy B2 formal

   Free from disease or infirmity; robust and vigorous, especially in old age.

   • Despite his age, the old man remained hale and hearty.
   • She was hale enough to walk ten miles every day.
   • The doctor declared him hale and fit for duty.

   🇪🇸Sano y fuerte, robusto

   Sinónimos: fithealthyheartyrobustsoundstrongsturdyvigorouswell

   Antónimos: ailingfeebleinfirmsicklyunhealthyweak

• haler comparative form
• halest superlative form

A monetary unit equal to one hundredth of a koruna, formerly used in Slovakia and the Czech Republic.

• 🇪🇸Unidad monetaria fraccionaria checa y eslovaca equivalente a la centésima parte de la corona, que se usó en Checoslovaquia y luego en la República Checa y Eslovaquia.

1. Monetary unit of Slovakia B2 formal

   A former monetary unit of Slovakia, equal to one hundredth of a Slovak koruna.

   • The price was listed as 50 halers.
   • He found an old coin worth 20 halers.
   • The Slovak koruna was divided into 100 halers.

   🇪🇸Halera eslovaca

2. Monetary unit of Czech Republic B2 formal

   A former monetary unit of the Czech Republic, equal to one hundredth of a Czech koruna.

   • The vending machine accepted 10-haler coins.
   • She saved a collection of Czech halers.
   • The price was 15 korunas and 50 halers.

   🇪🇸Haler (centésima de corona checa)